Diploma in Information Technology

(R2/0611/6/0095) (03/30) (MQA/FA4978)

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Intakes

April, July, October

Programme Duration

2 years 4 months | Full-time

Mode of Study

Full-Time

Programme Level

The Diploma in Information Technology programme provides up-to-date theoretical and applied knowledge and skills that will broaden students’ expertise in the computing industry. It is designed to give them a high level of competence in the use of computer applications for business, and the learning experience to manage computer systems with a diverse range of technical skills in computer hardware and software.

Courses in this programme will lay a solid foundation for students to progress to higher level qualifications in related fields, as well as to help them with the required needs and demands of the local and international industries.

Career Prospects:

Upon the completion of QIU’s Diploma in Information Technology programme, students will have a wide choice of career paths available, including:

  • Web Developer
  • Applications Developer
  • Database Administrator
  • Information Systems Manager
  • IT Sales Professional
  • IT Technical Support Officer
  • Multimedia Content Designer
  • Network Administrator
  • Software Developer
  • Web Content Manager
  • IT Security Officer
  • IT Service Desk Analyst
  • IT System Administrator

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

PEO1
Have basic knowledge with numeracy and technical skill to solve well-defined and routine problems in computing in line with the industry requirements.
PEO2
Have the supervisory ability and good interpersonal and communication skills to interact in various environments.
PEO3
Have a commitment to lifelong learning and an entrepreneurial mindset for self and career development.
PEO4
Committed to ethical conduct and professional practices in the organisation and society.

PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOMES (PLOs)

PLO1 Knowledge and UnderstandingExplain concepts, principles and theories relating to Information Technology.
PLO2 Cognitive SkillsApply design and architecture to Information Technology solutions using appropriate tools and techniques.
PLO3 Practical Work SkillsPerform support and development tasks on Information Technology solutions related to job functions.
PLO4 Numeracy SkillsApply appropriate numerical skills in computing related to job functions.
PLO5 Digital SkillsUse appropriate digital tools on computing related to job functions.
PLO6 Leadership, Autonomy and ResponsibilityDemonstrate supervisory skills and responsibility in executing instructions related to job functions.
PLO7 Ethics and ProfessionalismCommit to professional and ethical practices in executing instructions related to the job and organisational functions.
PLO8 Interpersonal SkillsDemonstrate effective interaction with stakeholders and society in a work-related environment.
PLO9 Communication SkillsExhibit effective communication with stakeholders and society in a work-related environment.
PLO10 Entrepreneurial SkillsDemonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset in performing tasks.
PLO11 Personal SkillsCommit to principles of lifelong learning in academic and career development.
Sijil  Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM)Pass SPM or its equivalent with a minimum of THREE(3) credits including Mathematics.
Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM)Pass with a minimum of Grade C (CGPA 2.00) in any subject and a credit in Mathematics at the SPM level or its equivalent.
Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM)Pass STAM with a minimum grade of “Maqbul” (pass) and a credit in Mathematics at the SPM level or its equivalent.
Unified Examination Certificate (UEC)  A pass with a minimum of Grade B in any THREE (3) subjects including Mathematics.
Certificate in Relevant FieldA pass in SKM Level 3, and a credit in Mathematics at the SPM level or its equivalent.
Other QualificationsOther equivalent qualifications recognised by the Government of Malaysia.
English Proficiency for International StudentsIELTS 4.5 / MUET Band 3.0 or its equivalent
General Studies Courses
Penghayatan Etika dan Peradaban
Bahasa Melayu Komunikasi 1
Bahasa Kebangsaan A
Academic English
Integrity and Anti-Corruption
Community Service
University Courses
Creativity & Innovation
Entrepreneurship
Core Courses
Common Core Courses
Discrete Mathematics
Calculus & Algebra
Statistics & Probability
Fundamentals of Programming
Computer Organization
Operating System
Data Communications & Network
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Database Management Systems
System Analysis & Design
Ethics in Computing
Discipline Core Courses
Introduction to IT
C++ Programming
Business Intelligence
Web Technology
Data Structures & Algorithms
Java Programming
Mobile Application Development
Human Computer Interaction
Cloud Computing
Discipline Core Courses
(Projects & Internship)
IT Project
Industrial Training

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